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Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeFYR MacedoniaList of Projectsand Activities238INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONSContactsImplementingPartnersCo-operatingPartnersProject/Activities Focus of Activities Timeframe Budget/DonorOSCEJoanna CrandallHuman Dimension Officerphone:+389 2 111 143jcrandall@osce-mk.orgMI, MLSP, SECI,IAs, NGOsAug 2000 – Mar2001Co-ordination Organised Round tables on Trafficking with four workinggroups: prevention; legal policy; assistance for traffickedpersons; security/operational group.Meetings of working groups suspended in Mar 2001 due toconflict.IOMIOM Vladimir DanailovLegal Affairs and Public RelationsOfficerphone/fax:+ 389 2 3777 726+ 389 2 361 033Vdanailov@iomskopje.org.mkMI, local NGOs,policeBelgianGov’t, OSIDec 2000Sept 2001Raising Awareness Information and awareness raising campaigns:• calendars targeting KFOR;• publications and leaflets targeting general public.May 2001 IOMNGO capacity building Regional Seminar for Prevention of Trafficking and Victimsupport.Marija NikolovskaProject Development Assistantphone/fax:+389 2 361 381+389 2 362 634mob: +389 70 330 347Mnikolovska@iomskopje.org.mkMI IOMfunded bythe Gov’tsof Norway,UK, ItalyOn going sinceAug 2000In co-operationwith the Receptioncentre –sinceApr 2001Assistance to trafficked persons in the Reception and TransitCentre for Irregular Migrants and Victims of Traffickingwhich includes:• cost of stay before returning home;• obligatory medical screening;• safe return to the country of origin.Assistance to traffickedpersons for return andreintegrationIOMMI, La StradaBulgariaSECI, FBIJan 2001Police training Police training.Mar 2001Regional Counter Trafficking Training for Police andCustom Officers.Nov 2001Training on processing victims for prosecutors,investigation judges.Ongoing IOM IOMData base on the scope of trafficking and illegal migrationin the region.Research and datagathering
Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeContactsImplementingPartnersCo-operatingPartnersProject/Activities Focus of Activities Timeframe Budget/DonorUNHCRMI, IOM Brita HellelandExternal Relations Officerphone/fax:+389 2 118 641+389 2 131 040mob: +389 70 226 4439,000 US$for theshelterSupport for Reception and Transit Centre for IrregularMigrants and Victims of Trafficking.Assistance for traffickedpersonsUNICEFKerry NealChild Protection Officerphone: 389 2 464 911mob: 389 70 252 158kneal@unicef.org2001 Gov’t Government, IOM,local NGOsRound tables on domestic violence and child abuse withinthe framework of preparation for the Second World CongressAgainst Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children.Raising awareness andprevention of childtraffickingPlanned Not fundedDeveloped programme for children – potential victims oftrafficking:• trauma awareness training;• child rights training;• education for children and young people on the dangersof sexual exploitation and HIV/AIDS;• public information campaigns and lectures for police.Raising awareness andprevention of childtraffickingABACEELIMJ Local NGOs Keti IlievskaStaff Attorneyphone/fax:+ 389 2 178 188Ongoing since1999Gender Programme – drafting legislation on domestic violence.Prevention and legalreformext. 108ESSE+ 389 2 176 625Iketi@ceeli.org.mkCeelimk@mt.net.mkESSE- HumanitarianAss. for EmancipationSolidarityand Equality ofWomenPlanned for2002 – one yearpilot project inSkopjeVictims assistance Legal aid for victims of domestic violence, including basiclegal advice and court representation.Hotline with legal advice for the victims of gender basedand domestic violence, including information on trafficking.FYR MacedoniaList of Projectsand Activities239
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